Woman carries 'leopard' around Tan Son Nhat airport.

In recent days, several TikTok videos showing a woman hugging a "leopard" in the lobby of Tan Son Nhat International Airport and on a flight from Phu Quoc to Ho Chi Minh City have attracted the attention of netizens.

However, it's actually a large teddy bear. On TikTok, the first video garnered over 2 million views. In the video, some airport security personnel also gleefully held up their phones to record the humorous moment as the leopard and its owner "lined up" to prepare for boarding.

A woman carrying a "leopard" on her back attracted attention at Tan Son Nhat Airport in Ho Chi Minh City.

In a short time, the video went viral on various social media platforms, drawing numerous humorous comments from netizens. Hundreds of accounts asked the video's creator where to buy leopard print.

The video's owner said he got the leopard plushie by participating in a game in Phu Quoc. The prize for the game was leopard plushies of various sizes. He was so captivated by the game that he missed his flight. The woman holding the leopard plushie at the airport is his relative.

Leopards are also a familiar sight at a zoo in Phu Quoc. The zoo currently houses over 4,000 individuals belonging to nearly 200 species. Leopards are among the most popular pets for tourists. Souvenir shops in Phu Quoc also sell many leopard-themed plush toys and accessories.

Leopard plush toys in Phu Quoc cost from a few hundred thousand to over one million dong depending on size. The leopard in the video is about one meter tall and has a strap attached to its body for tourists to wear.

Below the viral video of the woman hugging a leopard, many people commented: "A sign that she just returned from Phu Quoc," "Guess the tourist destination from the animal."

Many foreign tourists visiting Phu Quoc are also attracted by this unique souvenir.

In recent years, Phu Quoc has gradually transformed from an island renowned for its pristine beauty into a large-scale resort and entertainment center of Vietnam and the region. The rapid changes in infrastructure and services, along with the significant increase in international tourists, have led to the island consistently appearing on numerous international travel rankings and websites.

Recently, the Thai newspaper Khaosod praised Phu Quoc as one of the fastest-growing beach destinations in Southeast Asia.

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